Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
-four at Stallman's.

Last week dogs raided the sheep
folds around Sullivan, E. Newton losing
fifteen of his flock and O. Clarity five.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of the Watertown
Mutual Insurance company recently Or
ganzed for business.
-Adjt Gen. Chapman will inspect the
WATERFOWL Rifles at their armory next
Friday evening The boys expect to
show good muster.
Rev. ]. B. Finn was elected grand
prelate at the Grand Commandery OF the
Knights Templar of Wisconsin, held 10
Milwaukee last week.
VIM. Smith, l p miles southeast OF
Hubbleton, will have an auction sale OF
cattle, horses and farming implements,
Tuesday next, October 25.
Another immense line of fall and
winter woolens have just arrived at the
fashionable custom tailoring house of
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
Rev. R. c. Bedford, of Montgomery,
Ala, former pastor of the Congregational
church in this city, was married Thursday
last, October 13, at Rockton, H., to Mrs.
Sarah G.. Strek.
The new Masonic hall in Coles
block will be dedicated Tuesday evening,
Nov. /. All the Masonic lodges in this
vicinity will be invited to participate in
the ceremonies.
-Gottlieb Pinnao died Tuesday, Oct
II, at his home in the town of Concord
aged 65 years. He was native of Klein
Latzko, Germany, and had been in Amer
lea thirty-two years.
Sundays Sentinel says: The en-
yagement of Miss Bella Eigner, of this
sity, and T. S. McCabe, of Watertown, is
announced. The marriage will take
place at an early date.
The marriage of Frank Model, of
Clyman, and Miss Josephine Nissler, of
Ixonia, took place yesterday morning at
St Henri's Catholic church, Rev. IL.
Kampschorer performing the ceremony.
The Badger State Bottling company,
S. NJ Eaton & Co., have recently estab-
lished an agency for the sale of their
mineral and soda waters in Chicago, with
prospects of good BUSINESS at that point.
The hearing in the matter of the es-
tate OF VIM. Pitt Owen, of Ixonia, upon
the application of Hattie NJ. Owen for
license to sell real estate to pay debts and
costs of administration, will come before
Judge Colonius, at Jefferson, Thursday,
October 20.
Those in want of 6rst-class new and
secondhand stoves, both cooking and
heating, can find good variety at Henry
c. Mayer's west side secondhand store.
These stoves will be sold cheap. Also
secondhand oil stoves, carpets, bedsteads,
tables, etc., constantly on hand. 2w3
Charles A. Corey, employed in the
Brick Mill of the Globe Milling company,
and Miss Stella A. Honey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Honey, will be mar
ried this wednesday, afternoon at the
home of the brides parents in the First
ward, by Rev ID. o. Sanborn of the M
E. church.
The furniture of the Business Men 6
DIR. F. G. Werner, DR.. w. F. Whyte and
Ed. Rack bought the principal part,
the latter purchasing the billiard table.
There is talk of another club-room being
-.arted, and that most of this furniture is
intended for it.
Large and we'll pleased audiences are
attending the Indian exhibitions in
Turner Hall. The Kickapoo Indian
Medicines are increasing in popularity
every day as their merits are being recog-
nized. A good entertainment is presented
every night at s. Admission free to ladies
and gentlemen. Childreu's matinee Sat-
urday at 2 Special entertainment and
double programme Saturday night.
Last Sunday afternoon the regular
meeting was held in the Y M O. A.
rooms with the usual exercises. 1t is
hoped that as the season advances our
young men will avail themselves of the
opportunity Of attending these meetings,
and also of visiting the rooms frequently
The tables are supplied with reading mat
ter and additions will be made from time
to time to the books and papers already
.~sived. The rooms are open to all,
whether members or not, and everybody
is made welcome.
"A notable and very charming we'd
ding will take place in Milwaukee on the
25th inst. DR.. F. J. Toussaint, one of